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     The _outgtext function outputs on the screen the null-terminated
     string pointed to by <text>. The text is output using the current
     font at the current graphics position and in the current color.
 
     No formatting is provided, in contrast to the standard console I/O
     routines such as printf.
 
     After it outputs the text, _outgtext updates the current graphics
     position.
 
     The _outgtext function operates only in graphics video modes
     (e.g., _MRES4COLOR). Because it is a graphics function, the color
     of text is set by the _setcolor function, not by the
     _settextcolor function. Similarly, the position is affected by
     the _moveto function, not by the _settextposition function.
 
     Return Value
 
     None.
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